Walking and Working Surfaces: Comprehensive Training

Have you ever tripped over a cord or a rolled carpet? Have you ever slipped in a spill or on ice? Slips and trips are the most common reason for falling, and a fall could mean a serious injury. OSHA regulations require employees are trained on the nature of fall hazards, how to recognize them and what to do to minimize them. This fall prevention training is aimed toward protecting workers from possible falls and injuries.

Injuries can occur from falling, slipping, or something falling from someone working at heights. It is important to prevent falls, and have training on how to make workplaces safer, but also to have steps in place if an injury occurs. This course covers slip and trip hazards, personal fall arrest systems, limiting and calculating fall distances, ladder safety dock boards, scaffolding safety, and protection from falling objects.

Use this course to comply with OSHA standards and to make sure workers are trained, safe, and vigilant when it comes to fall hazards.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Any worker

• Introduction
• Slip & Trips Hazards
• Fall Protection
• Personal Fall Arrest Systems
• Limiting/Calculating Fall Distance
• Ladder Safety
• Dock Boards
• Scaffolding Safety
• Various Fall Hazard Requirements & Exemptions
• Protection From Falling Objects
• Employee Training Requirements

• Walking and Working Surfaces: Comprehensive Training - Concise Version
• Understanding And Preventing Slips Trips And Falls
• Fall Factors: Understanding and Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls